Cynthia Baculi-Condez

Dinosaur footprints: Largest concentration of dinosaur tracks to be on display in Utah

The city of Moab in Utah is preparing to launch its exhibit of over 200 112-million-year old dinosaur tracks this October.

Facebook new updates to quash link-baiting

Social media giant Facebook is introducing two new improvements to its News Feed to reduce click-baiting headlines and to help its users identify links better.

'Kill-switch' will be required on all smartphones after California passes new law

A new law signed by Gov. Jerry Brown on Monday says that all smartphones sold in California after July 1, 2015 is required to have a Kill Switch, and have it enabled by default.

Burning Man Festival opening day cancelled due to rare Nevada rainstorm

Organizers of the Burning Man festival in Black Rock Desert were forced to cancel its opening day Monday due to rains that left standing water and mud on the venue.

Ancient copper awl predates tin bronze items in Southern Levant region by 3,000 years

Archeologists unearthed a rare copper awl in Jordan, Israel, believed to be the oldest metal found in the region. It is dated to be from the late sixth or early fifth millennium, thousands of years older than all known tin bronze items in the area.

Hundreds of gas plumes that could be spewing methane discovered in US Atlantic Coast

Scientists recently discovered about 600 gas plumes on the ocean floor in the east coast of the United States. The gas plumes, the researchers suggest, could be releasing methane.

LG G Watch R release date soon as teaser released [Video]

LG will soon be releasing a new wearable, and it will most likely be a circular version of its smartwatch, the LG G Watch.

China aims for homegrown OS that can compete with giants Google, Apple and Microsoft

China is planning to launch its own desktop operating system this October, reports say, and it wants one that can compete with Microsoft, Google, and Apple.

Sony Playstation Network back online after cyber-attack

Sony Playstation and the Sony Entertainment Network are now back online after the services were temporarily interrupted by a group of hackers.